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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

The case to test the liquor hccnse
law passed by the Fourteenth Legis-
latnro, will be heard, on appeal, IN the
third District Court, a: Prescott, dur
ing the coming June term The
points raised by the defense are, first:
THAT the law was never passed by the
legislature and second: That the
Jaw Is oppressive, irregular aud void,
for the reason that 1t being Terrific
nal tax, does not apply equally and
with uniformity to all wholesale and
retail dealers Tor eitherl in the Terri
tory, but discriminates between such
dealers as a class, varying the amount
Of license tax to be paid-the distiuc-
tioh and difference in the amount to
DE paid by dealers being made to de-
pend upon the place or places in tue
Territory where the business Of selling
liquors is to carried on" On the first
point no evidence was introduced in
the Justices Court where the case was
instituted, defendants counsel relying
solely upon the second point. The
decision of the court was against the
defense, and an appeal was taken to
the District Court. It's probable that
this case will finally reach the Supreme
Court, as the law is not only impor-
tant to the liquor merchants in its
bearing upon their business, but is
also an important factor in Territorial
Finances
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

pange cider, etc, ETC. at q, s. van
Wagenen
Rosary trimmings and Moon Light
On tht lake Jerseys ut j. Myersi&
schein.
California and Hayden : -four, oat
meal, corn meal, cracked wheat, rolled
eats. etc, etc,, at Van Wagenens.
FoR SALE fine ranch. Range for
1000 head Of stock. Good feed and
abundant water supply Inquire at
the BELr Office.
Myers and sobein display d very
handsome stock Of spring goods, mil.
linery, ladies and gentIemen's straw
bats, etc. Call and examine them.
Myers Il schein's stock is replete
with the latest novelties III dress
goods, millinery, hosiery, etc. Also a
fine line Of gents searfs and furnish
ing goods. Cali and be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
rhe raes.. . aea.al EAhaa.llsn.

Many diseases, especially those Of the
nervous system, are the products Of
daily renewed mental exhaustion. Busi-
ness avoeations often involve an amount
Of mental wear and tear very prsjudioial
TO physical health, and the professions,
if arduously pursued, are no less destruc.
tive TO brain and nerve tissue, 1t is one
Of the most important attributes Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, that il com.
penaates for this undue loss of tissue,
and that It imparts new energy TO the
brain ard nerves, The rapidity with
which il renews weakened mental energy
aud physical vitality is remarkable, and
shows that its inyigorating properties are
u the highest order Besides incrsas,
ing vital stamina, and counteracting the
effects Of mental exhaustion, this poten-
tial medicine cures and prevents fever
audEsue, Rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia
ana constipation, kidney and uterine
weakness and other complaints, rnysi,
clans also commend il as 4 medieated
stiinulant and Femesiy,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

The Prescott Courier says the Gov
'crnor never reads what the Tucson
Star, SILVER BELT, Herald and other
papers say about him. We are not
surprised at this, for truth is unpIcas-
ant sometimes--always to Governor
Zuhck. If he continues to instruct
President Cleveland, Secretary Lamar
and General Miles as to their duty,
and to furnish copy occasionally for
the Courier, he will have little time
for aught else, We think.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
Notice Of Forteituro.

Notice Is hereby g;yea taJ. d. raBya ,,s
Mh, lis1ee eerelse, ct-swners, Wi4E the ,irIer-
siEnst = the Silver Basia min .isaate ~ M
- laiaina district Ct Giobs, ,aua % Gila. and
Itf'lt .Ey Il Agiausla- ansl m6tss fartjerlariv
iieseligs Fl Book !, Pase I2i ree,TIs ,',,l. ~
4,ints =; II aaa toF tie sl.t coareysG GA. snd
A.eigitdgy al0gesail
tins, therefore Il tu notify rtSl a ,,.,,,,,,.-
q eNiieis ii said uline. that th5 u,fsFs;s,,s.i
having d,rs ai Isei,i,,.u,sa tI.e ana,.ai wc,l
~ rtqpiret hY law IN tIs reEg silSS8 IA ~ Il
his nwll cpst, ssaa ytm hapiA. 81 vfsa s..,,-
ttt3tti q rhe saisie, tasieb MI n,
gs;5 Hii3i '.2 iHltf u llft ID iitercs
l"ia W ia.3 3"HF ln,l I'm ~ csts
s2i wv N.N 2, hef w ta2 e3st ,f th;s M
teitlscr rs, en3 acesaiisS c, at III i,, ti,q..
ty daJ lrH ile tbi;e II ti,e n0fliratiea ef
thi nalEF y0nr istehgt a A ejsi, 49,
gNhef - "ehels willEttasl .ssQ and l,.s.,yp,
law e i.t!il.s NJ
s'Uoev, yf 4, Aiarth 8, ISS7. nclJ st,t
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

Twenty-Five million acres Of land in
the Western Territories will be
thrown open to settlement by the re-
cent order for the restoration Of the
railroad indemnity lands to the pub
lie domain. 1t gives back to the pso-
pie all the grant'claimed by the Allan
tic & Pacific railroad west of the Rio
Grande in New Mexico and Arizona,
besides large tracts on other roads IN
Territories north.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

DR.. Mackenzie, the eminent English
specialist, who made an examination
of Crown Prince Frederick Williams
throat was rctieent as to the royal
PATIENTS affection, although he says
the Princes condition is not 50 serious
as to debar hope of his ultimate re-
covery. The tumor in the Princes
throat was removed, but it is liable to
return in worse form.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

Mgr. Gahmbertl, OF Vienna, says that
a reconciliation between the Vatican
aud the Italian Government is only 8
matter Of time. King Humbert the
Queen, Prime Minister Depretis, ard
many leading Italian statesmen are IN
favor Of it.,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

The Commissioner Of Agriculture
has declared a rigid quarantine against
Cook county, ILL.,, the counties Of Bal
timore, Howard, Carroll and Prince
George, in Maryland, and West Ches-
ter, New York, Richmond, Kings,
Queens and Sufold counties, in New
York. These orders have been certf-
fed to the Governors Of all States and
Territories, and warnings issued
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
PnnrnRRnp Locals.

Hyou want q good pair of boots or
shoes cali at 9, Sehulze's. P2ces 40.
duced
New clothing samples just arpyed
at O, $. Van Wagenen's
For the ladies, riberssno and ara
sene fclt, AZ Myers 3 scbein's.
Fresh groceries constantly arriving
at Van Wagenens.
Butter, eggs, spuds, bacon, dry salt
meat AMI ham, at Van Waaonena
Grcat reduction ia cash pieces it 4.
4, K1ancr & %.
II you want a good alit 81 clothes
custom made, leave yopr order With
G. s, Van Wagenen.
Buy Seersucker dress At Meyers 4
ganeins. 1t viii wash aud needs no
starchtng nor IRONING,
Just received By Alex Graydon, i
oaf load of Cumberland coal
wines ana Lianor
White Rye WiiskeY bourbon Whis.
kay, Gin Ripiiay Bittere Port wine,
shefrs wine Angelica wins ghssi'
IL
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

Since 1SS3the United states occupies
the position, undisputed, af being the
greatest eopper.producing country Of
the world. Since 1879 the output
tripled, while that Of SPAN ! as in.
creased only 80 per cent, and 10 chill
it has considerably declined.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
CUSTOM MADE PANTS SO.

Made 60 measure from gyooien eiptRs
aiFect irom the manufacturers saving all
Intermediate profits, thereby giying our
customers . much ga eater value for
che money than il Is possible 10 obtain
Otherwise, We guaraatee entire salts
faction, or the mongy viii be refunded.
Send size Of waist and inside leg
measure, together with So. and
DOC. tor express, aud say about What
color You prefer, and We win srrd tho
rants % your address neatly brxed. Ii
yUu desire samples, send Sc, and We viii
mat an assortment to select from BAY
STATE PANTS Co. 50 TawIey
: Nreet, Boston, Mass.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

The very satisfactory sale Of Pima
and Coehisa county bonds is encour-
aging to other counties cotemplating
the funding Of their debts, and shows
that Arizona securities are looked
upon with favor in the East.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

il is suggested that a compromise
wlll probably be effected on tho sur-
plus finance question, the most inn
portant feature Of which will Be the
aboEitiou Of the duty on sugar and the
Internal tax on tobacco. If this were
done The anticipated annual surplus
Of $l00,o00000 WOULD shrink 70 500
f5O DOO
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
Con Ii. /.

which is seRofuRDus nigenHo Of inc
Eunga, Il promptly and certainly arreeted
Rnd CARED BY this 8od~giYen remedy, IL taken
before Tho lust htagaE OF the diaeaae are reached.
From iis wonderful power over this terribly
fatal dieeaEe, when nfB6 4 gcrinE thiH now cell
cbrnted remedy to tie public, Dp, PIERcE
suFaptaon Gu Ec, 70 but abandoned thatpane
Rs too limited for n medicine which, from, itE
wonderful combination OF tonic, or strengthen
ing, altcrptiye, or aliti-billoiis,
not only n 2 7alaody Tor consumption Of tbs
liugs but for all
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

A few Hamburg Figs are all that is
necessary for the cure Of the segeres
cases Of indigestion or constipation, and
one taken occasionally will prevent the
6eyolopmeht of these affections Is cts
AT all druggists. Z. j. Mack & Co., pro-
prietora, s T.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04

The mines Of LsadYille are keeping
mp their regular supply of SILVER, lead
and copper to the extent Of Sl5,000,000
,,nr 49,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-04
CURES ALI. HuM0RS.

ID the worst RcrofuIa. srfk~FTseuFns
ssEcyeraS ares,s ~ escaiv or ESan@a s5sSkDs
IA slort, all diseases caused by bad blood are
conquered by thia powerful, purifying, ana
cerss rnpldly heal under itJ benign Influence.
Eepelialiy has 81 manifested tts potency in
curing TettcF, Rose Bnshs FR0ilss Car@
and sNclttmgas KkfpsEuiut Atss1aes
Nhiis EygelAhiHGSS GOltres or TRICK
kccEs ard EfsIflTgcd Glands Eenu ten
cents n stamps for q lnrge treatise, with COLI
pred nlateA OH Skin Niaeaseas OK the same
lfnouIit for 4 treatise on Ecrof lAtiecilona,
ssERsE BLOOD E3 A EMkEE.s
Thoroughly cleanse it by using ABs-Hs1ercesg
Golden IedicaA mfseoyery, and good
higesssoI8s q fair e6tIaa buoYaut sptr.
las, Vftat Strength, ANA R0ttmGI1eG8 OF
c0nstiEutL0IsD viii 10 cstablished,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
PERMANENT 1A1R ASSOCIATION.

There will be q meeting of those in
terested in the Organization Of per-
maEent FaiE Association for this
county ON November 18th, at the court
house ip1ola, 1t is particularly de-
sired that ~ those be present who sub
scsibed rs the stock Of permanent
Fair o. the grounds where the Farmers
Picnic was held last September, and .
cordial invitation Il extended to all
who feel an interest in the matter.
The grounds above named have been
secured and will be offered - perina-
nent home to the farmers for their Sair.
The object Of this call 10 to effect . per-
manent organization.
J. w. DELAPLAIN, Chairman.
r. B. STEVENSON, Secretary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
PERSONALS.

Mrs. J. P. Duncan IL visiting her
at Waverly, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LETTER took in
the X. G. Exposition Monday.
Mr.. Sam Ausherman is over from
Bourbon county, this week on bus.
iness.
Capt. G. G. Kelsey, the next COM
missioner from the First District, was
in town yesterday and called on us.
Our friend, N. L. vezie, of Carlyle
called on Us Monday to have the REG
lister sent to him at Mound City to
which circuit he has been assigned by
the U. B. Conference which met last
week at Greeley.
Mr.. w. 8. Lyle was up from Salem
Wednesday and called ON the REGfs-
TER. We don't want to "give it
away" too soon, but from what he
said we guess our democratic friends
will hear something drop about next
Tuesday.
Mr.. w. v. Lee, of MarmatoD, has
just returned from . 800 mile wagon
trip through western Kansas. He says
that the people Of Allen county ought
to be satisfied as they are ugh bet
ter of as regards crops than those Of
any other county he visited.
Mr.. F.. G. Gilbert drove in from the
Usage Monday with q wagon load of
Ben Davis apples which he sold to
Klaumann, He called on the REGIS
TER while in town and bought a num-
Der Of our special, giving Us the first
words Of genuine appreciation and en-
enlargement we have yet heard from
any Of our home people.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04

A very enjoyable '.China wedding"
social was held on Tuesday evening,
October q, atthe residepseof Mr.. and
Mrs. william Hawks.
Earlyin the evening . large num-
Der 81 invited guests assembled to
celebrate the twentieth anniversary
rot tbeWedding Of the Host and Hostess.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. Chas. N. II. Moore, assisted
by Rev. g. A. Alt, with heads meekly
denied the worthy couple renewed
their vows Of fidelity. After the
ceremony, all were seated to . bounti-
fullysupplied..table where an animated
and vigorous discussion Of the good
things" was held until 0 late hour.
A beautiful china tea set was pre-
sented the "blushing bride" by the
following named persons: Rev y A
Alt and wife, Rev VIM Hankins and
wife, Rev Chas N H Moore and wife,
J F Colborn and wife, E J Thayer and
wife, Z l. Reagan and wife, Mr. and
Mrs Mcdowell p Gilmore and wife,
I 8 WEIGH and wife, RS Moore and
wife, b N Miller and wife, T F Strick-
land and wife, Mr. and Mrs Bruce, Mr.
and Ms Tharp, Mr. and Mrs ] II Har-
ris, Mrs Mary A Smith, Mrs Solge,
Miss Clara Hazard and Grandma
Howa.d.
A beautiful moss rose sugar bowl
and cream pitcher, presented by Mrs
Newman, of Humboldt. Also a
vegetable dish, Mrs Rosenberger. Also
. china mustache cup and saucer By
daughter Hettis.
At . ate hour the guests retired
wishing the happy couple . pleasant
voyage DER LIES troubled sea.
Thea hail. ball, my friends win right good
cheer,
For fail OF joy We meet . while to-day
To speak Of h0Pes ~ with the future yeers.
And talk Of thoos ''the Old oaes" takes
away,
know kind ffissds you understand my
Fam here to wish yoa many sresuns Of ,Ae.
season.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
LATE ARRIVALS.

Davies fall samples have Just arrived
and II you have = little time to spare it
will pay you to call around and ex-
anime samples before purchasing.
Good tweed snits made up inlatest
styles from SIS up. GEO. DAVIES,
Merchant Tailor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
YulIIc SALE.

&. e Hardy will sell at auction at his
farm mile east Of Wise p. o. ON Sat-
urday Nov. ), 4 head Of houses, l COW,
or 6 tons Of hay and lot Of farming
implements. For terms and particu-
lars zee bills from this Office. n. v.
Welborn auct ioneer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04

Necessity again compels rs to asl
asettlement Of old accounts on or be
fore December LIST. If we have accomo
dated you in the past, please help ul
now. We must haze mooney, Or
Yours Respectfully,
KNOwLT0N & SPICER.
GENEVA, Sept. g, 1857.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
RECEIVED PAYUINT,

During the month of October the
following persons have paid the
amount set opposite their names on
subscription to THE REGISTER. Any
one having made pay ment, not find
ing his name in this list will please re-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
ATTENTION nEn1ls OF nscoox rosr.

ATTENTION 1k40xl0 OF .0oC00X I001.
A "Bean Supper" for yourselves and
,0ives will pc held in the u. A. r.
Hall Thursday evening Nov. Is. The
comrades are expected to bring their
own rations consisting Of whatever
dainties the 'cook" may decide to pre-
pare. Comrades Stillwell and Funs-
ton are expected to be present and nd.
dress us. Each cOmrade IL expected
to report fully equipped and loaded for
a good time. BY order Of Post.
Ed. THAYER, p. G.
J. E. HENDERSON, Act Adjt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
CHIAP WoUGY.

Bowlqs has any amount Of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04

we were little premature IN an
nouucing last: week that the Supreme
Court had refused to interfere in the
case Of the condemned anarchists; but
We are ableto repeat. the announcement
this week with full assurance that it
is reliable. The decision was handed
down from the Supreme Court on
Wednesday, and the writ asked for in
behalf of the condemned men was
denied. Unless Gov. Oglesby inter-
feres the men will be hanged one week
from to-day. We trust he will not in
terfere.
The Davis brothers have been en-
gagged for several days in opening up q
gravel bed on their land south and west
Of the s. X. depot. The bed Is 6 to 8
feet thick and the gravel Is of excellent
quality. Six men and three teams are
now engaged tn the work and several
carloads of gravel have been shipped.
1t il rumored that the Wichita will
run q spur TO the beds, and it may lie
that quite an industry will be develop
ed in supplying the "gravel train"
With the first of the month Mr.. Geo.
Davies assumed full CONTROL of the
corner grocery, having purchased the
interest of his partner, Mr.. Ira Patter.
son. The store will now be conducted
BY Mr.. w. N. West as manager, and
will no doubt hold and increase its
present splendid trade. Mr.. Patterson
has not yet decided as to his future op-
erations, but we trust he will remain
with Us In some capacity, az he il too
good business man to be spared.
From . letter written by "Uncle
Johnnie" Gilkeson, Of Carlyle, to the
McMinnille ..(Tenn. Standard, .
copy Of which il before rs. we see that
his recent visit to that region has left
. iay0rahle impression on his mind and
that he has serious thoughts of remov-
ing thither. tennessee may DC for q
change, but we think q year or two
will be enough for our old neighbor.
He has lived in Kansas too long to be
Satisfied anywhere else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04

The beauty Of the evenings Monday
and Tuesday, made the Baptist social
at Mr.. Declute's and the Presbyterian
social at Mr.. Northrup's unusually
pleasant and successful. Both were
very largely attended and realized
handsome sums for the respective
churches.
At our request Mr.. Robert Cook has
kindly consented to contribute to the
REGISTER series Of articles on the
Swine Plague, the first of which IL
published to-day. There are few men
In this country 50 well qualified by
experience and study to treat this sub
ject as il Mr.. Cook and his.articles will
found of much value and interest.
The Democrat seems distressed a to
what will become Of Mr.. Cunning
hams grocery business after he IL
elected treasurer. Mr.. Cunningham
will not have to take charge Of the
treasurer's Office until October 1888 and
that will give him plenty Of time to
get things properly arranged. or one
thing the Democrat may be certain:
When the time comes Mr.. Cunning.
ham will take charge Of Che tieastirer's
Office himself, being both able and
willing 10 do %.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
FOB sALE 81 G. h. PRATT.

Sw / 8-NG
Nv 8-2i-0.
Ne / O-26-2l.
Nv 20-26-21.
Sw / 1S-26-2l.
w se 1921.
Sc 12.26-19.
Ne of ne 1880.
Nv ! 1S-26-0.
VIII ne 1880.
Sc 24-25-0.
Address No. 8, w 9th Street, Kan
sas City, Mo-, or Humboldt, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-04
0. P. NORTHRUP & co,


List Of letters remaining In the post
Office at lola, Kas., Nov. S, 1887.
Miss Mary Davis. Mrs. Miriam Randolph
ID n Dixs0n, VIM Riley,
+ Dehnhof, Fred Sherman (g
d c Davis, Richard Shinjler,
Geo Edwards, " Waro0,
Miss Laura Faiman, 6r Lough,
Mrs d Levitt, Joe Miller,
Alice Murphy, Dell Mcn.nsie,
Henry RAINY, Ida Rodgers,
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date Of advertisement.
J. E. IRELAND, p. NJ.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16
CEILING INFO LINE

Tile war department having, on the lth of
March, authorized the consolidation of the
army of Gen. Buell. with that of lIalleci, he
former was ordered to march his forces
at once to Savanna, although FLORENCE,
point further up the Tennessee,
was tho rendezvous designated in the
original plans of the commander in
chief. Tho fact had Mt last become inprcs-
sivc that Johnston and Beaurcgard were
massing their troops at Corinth, and instead
of n hurried dash by n flying column to tear
up section of railway, the programme
now contemplated struggle between great
armies for tho possession of the most vital!
strategic point in the southwest The move
ncnt of Buels forces from Nasllvill" l,o.san
March 15 On the 18th Grant arrived at sssavan-
m, and within an hour Issued orders for the
concentration of tho whole force The srlcr-
ton hy Cen Smith Of l'ittsl,urg Landing was
approved, and the troops We're moved rapidly.
Th" division of Gen. Lew. Wallace, how
ever, was ordered to Crump,., Landing,
five miles below Pittsburg, to le within
supporting distance and guard tic road
to furdy. Grant personally relnai.Ic,!
at Savanna to superntenl the organization
of troops constantly arriving, and in order
that tie might moro readily communicate with
Gen. Buell. during his marcl, to the river.
While visiting the forces at Pittsbnrg every
day, he left Gen. Sherman to exercise free
control in the assignment of regiments an,!
Mrisndcs. aud in the choice Of camping places
Tic position Of the latter was therefore re-
sponsl!ile, and his influence upon tho fnte OF
the army important. Meanwhile, Ha!l"ck'
Instructions to Grant continued very positive,
mot t. bring on general engagement until
the arrival Of Buell. Grant, however, enter
tanned different view and believed that ''the
sooner iii" attack was made the easier woll,
lie the task Of taking the place Gen. Prem
tiss npn reported for duty, and about March
- SIX new regiments We're organized iy him
in t"o brigades which were thereafter known,
nS The Sixth division
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-16
An OLA Time New England Doctor.

DR.. John ID. Meers Of Naugatuck, was
widely known rs one ofthe most skillful and
successful physicians of his time. His prac-
tic" among ti" farmers was quite extensive,
and it WAS his custom to take his pay for SER
I"es in the produce OF the farms, seldom or
ne".r keeping accounts or making any
charges, but sending for bushel of potatoes
or corn OF q barrel of cider as he happened to
want it. His drafts on the farmers were al
way, !.onored at sight, for he used to say he
slid! not intend to overdraw," and, as the
fanilies in those days were large and the chill
,lrcn quite us likely to be sick then as now, it
is quite likely that he raid in his way for all
that lie received. He was always very care.
fu not to iniurc his patients and gave very
little melicinc, but, if called to see q man who
was little out Of sorts, would prescribe O
diet Of toast and cider, or something equally
simple, and leave nature to effect cure. He
WAS once called to see a man who had been in
bed several days, and on entering the room
he sat down, stuck his long legs under the
bed. moved his spcctacles to the top of his
ball head, and sat and told stories for all
hour. He then sent one of the boys to draw
a glass Of cider, which he drank and made
his preparations to leave the house. The sick
man asked if he was not going to prescribe
for him or give him something to take.
"Oh, yes, yes" replied the doctor; "you
jast get up and stir about little, and wash
mp and put Oh clean shirt, and you will be
al right, guess
Notwithstanding the DOCTORS peculiarities
i'll such cases, he was one of the most careful
and devoted physicians in cases of dangerous
illness, and would often appear, unsolicited
and unexpected. in the sick room long after
midnight, so great was his anxiety for the
welfare of his patients. Waterbury Ameri
can